LAY IT DOWN RIGHT.

Decked Out is a concentrate, which means the same bottle gives you high gloss, satin, or flat matte depending on how you cut it. Pair it with the right brush for your tire and you get an even, controlled finish instead of a slung mess. Two versions, because a 35 inch truck tire and a low profile car tire are not the same job.

• One bottle, three finishes: 1 to 1 for high gloss, 2 to 1 for satin, and up to 10 to 1 for a flat matte look. Dilute it to the finish you actually want instead of buying three different dressings.
• Water based, not a silicone slick: Decked Out conditions the rubber and restores deep color without leaving a greasy film that slings onto your paint and grabs dust.
• Truck version gets The Leveler: Big sidewalls take a lot of product. Mist the dressing straight onto the tire, let it soak, then level it out with the brush for an even finish edge to edge.
• Car version gets The Feather: A low profile sidewall gives you almost nothing to work with, and a large brush ends up flinging product onto a clean wheel. The Feather is soft and narrow, so it lays dressing on the rubber and nowhere else.
• Clean the tire first: Dressing over old dressing and browning is why tires go blotchy. Strip the sidewall with a tire cleaner before you dress it, every time.

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Car Version includes:

• (1) Decked Out Tire Dressing, 16 oz. w/ Labeled Spray Bottle
• (1) The Feather Soft Detail Brush

Truck Version includes:

• (1) Decked Out Tire Dressing, 16 oz. w/ Labeled Spray Bottle
• (1) The Leveler Tire Dressing Brush

How to Use

Prep, both versions

1. Clean the tire. After your wash, spray the sidewalls with Wise Guy and scrub to strip old dressing, browning, and road film.
2. Rinse and dry. Rinse the tire clean and let it dry completely. Do not dress a wet tire.
3. Mix your dilution. 1 to 1 for high gloss, 2 to 1 for satin, up to 10 to 1 for matte. Mix it in the included bottle.

Truck Tires

1. Mist it on the tire. Spray Decked Out directly onto the sidewall, covering the whole face.
2. Let it soak in. Give it a minute to absorb into the rubber.
3. Level it with The Leveler. Work the brush around the sidewall to spread the dressing evenly and pull out any heavy spots.
4. Or load the brush instead. If you would rather control the amount, spray Decked Out onto the brush and apply it to the tire that way.

Car Tires

1. Load the brush, lightly. Mist a small amount of Decked Out onto The Feather. Less than you think.
2. Work the sidewall. Apply along the low profile sidewall in a steady pass. Because you are loading the brush and not the tire, nothing lands on the wheel.
3. Add a second pass for more gloss. Once around all four, come back with another light pass if you want it wetter.